Raphael Saadiq releases the second single from his upcoming fifth album, Stone Rollin’. The track “Good Man” is the follow-up to his first single, “Radio.” The new album is slated to hit stores March 22nd.
Mr. Sean “Diddy” Combs covers the February/March issue of The Source Magazine. In the Tron-inspired covered issue, Diddy discusses his drive to win, his Dirty Money “pelvic” music as well as his definition of “Black Power.” The mega-mogul also talked about the challenge and responsibility of being one of the most influential African-Americans in America as well as his thoughts on President Obama:
“I love the president like most of us. I just want the president to do better. There’s a difference between us voting for somebody and us believing in somebody. He’s the person that we believed in so I pray night and day that he understands how God ordained his presidency. I feel there was a promise made to God to look after people that was less fortunate, and [many] of those people are African-American…” [Source]
The February/March issue is due to hit news stands on January 25th.
Behind-The-Scenes Photos from ‘Yesterday’ Video Shoot
Diddy-Dirty Money concluded their video shoot for the single, “Yesterday” featuring Chris Brown. The video was under the direction of the one and only, Colin Tilley.
Hmm…Let’s see how this video turns out…Looks like it may be a nice one.
Shout out to the ChrisBrownBlog.com!
Check out newcomer Mara Hruby and her rendition of the classic Bob Marley song, “Is This Love?” in this dope video shot in NYC. The single, which was featured on the Oakland based singer’s EP ‘From Her Eyes’ is becoming increasingly popular in the bay area.
Check out our poll below to give your feedback on whether or not this cover is deserving of so much praise. I personally think it’s pretty dope in it’s own right.
Shout out to Director Slick Jackson for always holding it down.
